Houston History Archives
Citizens’ Environmental Coalition Records
Joseph S. Cullinan Papers
Oral Histories – Houston History Project
Hana Ginzbarg Papers
Ninfa Laurenzo Papers
Outdoor Nature Club Records
Outdoor Nature Club Records
Oral Histories – Houston History Project
This is Our Home
The Park People Records
- Allen Parkway Village Records
- Anderson, Clayton, & Co. Records
- George T. Baker, III Mexico Energy Papers
- Bayou Preservation Association Records
- Brays Bayou Association Records
- Citizens' Environmental Coalition (CEC) Records
- Thomas Cole Desegregation Papers
- Cravens-Cullinan Papers
- Kay B. Crooker Papers
- Joseph S. Cullinan Papers
- Don Greene papers
- Sarah and Army Emmott Environmental Papers
- Foley's Department Store Records
- Hana Ginzbarg Papers
- Don Greene Papers
- Joseph M. Heiser, Jr. Papers
- Terry Tarlton Hershey Papers
- Houston Electric Auto Association Records
- Houston History Alliance Records
- Houston Tomorrow Records
- Keep Houston Beautiful Records
- John Henry Kirby Papers
- Ben Love Research Collection
- Dee Maner Papers
- Brandt Mannchen Environmental Papers
- David Marrack Papers
- Lasker M. Meyer Papers
- Oral Histories Collection from the Houston History Project - Supplemental Research Materials
- Oral Histories Collection from the Houston History Project
- Outdoor Nature Club Records
- The Park People Records
- Ninfa Rodriguez Laurenzo Papers
- Scenic Houston - Scenic Texas Records
- Tenneco Energy History Records
- Texas Well Log Service Driller Logs Collection
- This is Our Home, It Is Not For Sale Film Collection
- Tinsley Texas Medical Center History Manuscript
- Teresa Tomkins-Walsh Collection
- World Affairs Council (Gulf Coast/Houston) Records
Information About Partners
Along with the Archives, the Welcome Wilson Houston History Collaborative includes the UH Oral History Program and the Houston History Magazine. With these three interactive components of the Houston History Collaborative, UH collects, preserves, and disseminates resources vital to the study of Houston’s history.
UH Oral History Program